Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-21
LOCAL eREvITIES.

Regular meeting of the Flower Mission
tomorrow.
Mr.. J. S. Elliott went to Franklin this
forenoon on business.
Mr.. NJ. A. Broadstone. OF Xenia. is in
the city today on business.
Mr.. T. E. Harwood. of the Gdzctts,
went to Columbus this morning, on bus
mess.
Miss Msud Eavey and Miss Mary Win
ters, Of Xenia. are the guests Of friends In
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Bishop leaves tomorrow
morning for Washington, ID. c., where she
will spend the winter.
Mr.. n. r. Warwick. of Cincinnati, trav-
cling agent of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
was in town last night
Mr.. A. o. Fay, president Of the Miami
Powder company, OF Xenia, was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Meeting of Golden Star Lodge. No. 10.
order Eastern star. at the hall tonight.
By order Of John Wilborn. ". p.
Mr.. Charles Travers. of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, with headquarters
At Columbus. is in the city. on business.
! The Pan Handle railroad will change
time next Sunday. and the Chicago sleeper
which leaves at 3:45 p. m. will leave later.
Miss Clam Runyan. of Springfield. form
erly Of this city, is the guest of Miss Anna
CurIie, Of west Water street.-Xen!a Ga
zettc
Miss Gardner. of the Wittenberg conser
vatory of music, was visited yesterday by
her father. Hon. Mills Gardner, of Wash
ington c. II.
Mr.. Grin L. Pe;ticrew. superintendent OF
carriers in the Springfield postoffice, re
turned this morning from a pleasant ant
prolonged trip through the east
Chief of Police Ambrose will take vii
liam Russell to the Dayton wOrk-house to
morrow. and will then go on 10 MiddletowI
to attend the annual reunion of the Secont
10. VI.
The ladies Of the Universalist churci
will give an oyster supper from until II
O'Clock this evening at Memorial Hall
on west Washington street All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. George Otstot. OF east Main street
and his brother. John OtstOt, Of Columbus
aged respectively "a and s4 years. have re
turned from q visit to their old home il
Lancaster county. Pa, after an absence o
fitty-six years
Mr.. Joe Beck, Of Ludlow's drug store
went out hunting yesterday with frien'
Of the tOnsOrial profession. and succeede'
in staying An enormous ground hog. Tn
macy. and Mr.. Beck is appropriately com
placent.
Mr. John ii. Anderson. manager OF tn
stricken Blind" company. that will appea
at Blacks opera house next Tuesday even
ing. September 27th, was in the city las
, evening. MIR. Anderson was manager O
English's opera house in indianapolis 70
six years.
This afternoon at 8 O'Clock Palestin
Commandery, Knights Templar. bega
work in the Red Cross degree on larg
class This evening at . o'clock refresl
: ments will be served and the evening wi
? be passed As only Knights Templar can pas
: an evening.
Mr.. George Trimmer and wife, OF A
( toona. Pa, are visiting his sister, Mr..
: Mary +. Gilmour. of S5s east Clifton stree
4 Mr. Trimmer is employed in the transpO
tation department of the superintendent
office of the Altoona division of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
Rev. A. J. Imhoff. business director q
the Wittenberg conservatory of muse, VII
, has been disabled for two weeks past.
now attending TO business. and has rool
No. 10 in the Bookwalter building fitted u
with elegant carpet and suitable furnitur'
Miss Gardner will be in the room each da.
Saturday included, from to p. III. 81
4 will attend to all business connected wi,
the teaching and tuition fees. In the NOR
ing she is in the Wittenberg college built
ing from to IL O'Clock.